The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1919, Page 8

Fame that lasts through years must be based on a solid foundation--- the reputation of the Gordon hat is one of perfect quality. who is in charge of the chassis puts the Dort engine thru its paces. and ex- plains the simplicity and strength of the underpinning which has made the Dort a standard in sturdiness. MAYNARD WILL HANDLE TIRES L. B, Maynard, well known Bis- shows of the country, coming to marek commercial salesmaf, is pre- jarck direct from Denver, and i paring to open a branch distributing ott much admired by eendents wal agency in the Northwest hotel byild- jotive engineering. An: exper! ‘ing on Main street for the Firestone Tire Co. Mr. Maynard will stock up S with a complete line of Firestone | HER’S FRIEND ‘tires, and in addition will handle other ‘automobile accessories. He may also act as manufacturers’ agent for sev- FOR CIAL DORT CHASSIS SHOWN stock Dort chassis, fussed up with extra paint and stripped to its 1 essential parts, has been a gen- source of attraction at the Bis- k Motor Co.’s plant on Broadway he last two days. This famous is has made a tour of all the big FOUR DOGGIES IN DEATH CELL AT CITY JAIL If there is in your family a trust- ing, affectionate, wiggly, wagging bowkie' dog that thinks you’re about lit, and if you would like to keep that bow-wow. in the family, ’twould be a mighty good idea for you to call upon Chief Martineson or Caretaker Mc- Donald at the city hall and leave with him an iron boy in exchange for a 1919 model dog license tag. For the dog-catcher is abroad in the land. H Yesterday there were four little puppies in the death cell at the city bastile awaiting ‘their turn with the executioner. BISMARCK DAILY ‘TRIBUNE OF WORLD'S WAR CALLED. 10 MEET Temporary «=: Organization . for North Dakota to Be Formed ,., at Fargo on Saturday. North Dakota veterans of the World War will meet. in Fargo.on Saturday, May 3, for the selection of delegates to attend the national convention of the American Legion, to be held at St. Louis on May 8, when the national organization of the Veterans’ Legion, originally formed. jin. France, will be perfected. s Julius Baker of Fargo,. temporary state chairman of the North Dakota committee, today. issued’ the following ; call for the meeting: . “Over in France there was organiz- ed the American Legion, embracin; American soldiers and sailors in sery- ice. between the. declaration of war’ and the signing of the armistice, It includes all those .who ‘served country either in the United:States or in. foreign lands. resentation on the. basis- of at least 60 per cent enlisted men:-in-each state organization.» ‘ “Its purpose is to secure the proper recording of America’s- participation in. the war, the preservation of the memory of those who died in the serv- ice, and the adequate:care of;wounded and, disabled. mén,"and’ the’ pfomotion of the interest “of the veterans of the wars, “Tt ts non-political and fs nations! in scope, ' Tut.-Col. ‘Roosévalt} tempérary: the! It contemplates rep-: FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1919. pone UR guarantee of satisfaction is as clear and straightfor- ward as we can make it. We want your satisfaction; that’s ours. What do your Clothes Cost? HE cost of clothes isn’t the price alone; it’s the price divided by the number of days you wear the clothes. Our clothes aren’t low in price, but they cost you less than other clothes because you get more days of wear for every dollar you spend; they wear longer; look bet- ter, too. All wool; stylish ; gaaranteed. PERSONAL SERVICE AND SATISFACTION . ‘Bergeson’s’ | Day before yesterday a half-dozen chairman, has: issued ‘a /call, for a, na-' = little four-legged citizens whose own- tional convention at St Loulson May'| will he duly considered by the organi- ers or, pals didn’t care enough about |% text. and-has requested. the North ation in selecting delegates to the S them to buy their lifes ab. dollar a ta state iftee. to: atvange vy G head wagged their pitiful Way to dog ere neeren: at ‘ i In just so manyuBismarek. homes,, in| all probability, there, ,seme, Bar: +o stained little boy. who. is wondering why Prince or Duke or Nero or Rover doesn’t come home. Such tragedies are not nice, and it} acquaintance in the Slope’ country than Mr. Maynard, and succéss'is pre- dicted for him in’ his new veriture. | CARD OF‘THANKS. D 4 - fietdithe may, gismarck friends of Hid yy aughter,, Tillie Vendt,; who so ye sent ‘flowers and massages of | sympathy at the time of our bereave ment, we wish to express heartfelt thanks. i |mated today, when J. W. Hintgen be- | but the price was a good ‘round one. came the owner of Paulson | Hintgen's has occupied the 25 foot property on Main st ix the |store built several years ago by A, Lan- Hintgen store, the deal bei sed. | terman, but the business has been rap- through G. 1, Solum, The. idly outgrowing present quarters. and ate Committee, ff is 50 feet and is ineone of the be ig was with the i of providing for Argo.” locations; Main street. *2Dhé ano Tre fapre needs: he business that { of the fiinsaction is not made public. this Paulson property was hougghit ieral well known associated lines. Few pectant Mothers Bismarck men have a more general ABSOLUTELY SAFE Many men are willing to pay extra for extra fineness in a hat—therefore ‘conve eeprogram ..af, the. ion wl be formplated. “101. Broudway. i will aceon el ve hela at BST it meeting at Fargo of Saturday, May 3, 7 Rh OP | at 10 o'clock a. m., at the Commercial | HIN TG iN ‘ORE ! club -rooms ¥fox: ithe <aboye . mentioned "I | MR. and MRS! HUGO VENDT. Gnly’ costa ‘etdolae: t ort th A | Dutpose. All those who. served their TO SPREAD OUT | ew Salem, N. D. Gon which isn't worth a oll e te onie country as. soldiers ailors between (CE ‘UAR, TAILO eee ertainly ist't must of e dog vor |APTHL 6, 1917, and. Noy. 11,.1918, are’ Mandan, XN. D., May 2—A real es: ‘ GUAR ED TAILORING : ie owitce "ey't Push of alan &: requested to attend sid: meeting. 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